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Armor plates for U.S. military vehicles produced in Russian-owned plant never passed inspection: Report - MSNEmployees at a Russian-owned steel plant operator in Oregon falsified inspection results on armored plating, including some used for U.S. Army vehicles, according to a new report. An internal ...
“It’s going to be a once-in-a-lifetime visualization of 250 years of the Army’s history,” Eifler said. “I think this is going to be something that you can’t fathom until you see it.” ...
The Army is betting on digital engineering to save time and money as it develops its new infantry combat vehicle. “XM-30 is being built through a modular open standard that allows us, in theory ...
A number of startups are racing to make vehicle inspections faster, easier, and cheaper. Self Inspection, a startup based in San Diego, thinks it has them all beat with its AI-powered service ...
WASHINGTON (7News) — The military parade may be over, but D.C. city officials said the work is just beginning. A day after tanks, armored vehicles, and military equipment rolled down ...
Seventeen soldiers of the 11th Airborne Division were in the vehicle, which was traveling with a convoy of others, a U.S. Army Alaska spokesman, John Pennell, said Monday night.
$1.3B in Army vehicle parts were stored outside or in other risky ways, report finds That’s more than half of the engines, transmissions, and other Ground Combat Systems parts entrusted to the ...
The Army is using its new troop-moving vehicle and small drones to create smaller, more mobile reconnaissance and strike teams, dubbed by some as hunter-killer platoons, according to the commander ...
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Mo. — A man from Franklin County, Missouri, was among two U.S. Army soldiers killed Monday when a military vehicle crashed in Alaska. Two soldiers were killed and 12 others were ...
The Army had planned to buy 131 AMPVs in FY24 for $682.4 million, according to its FY23 budget documents, but instead the service’s base budget request asked for 91 vehicles for $555 million.
Employees at a Russian-owned steel plant operator in Oregon falsified inspection results on armored plating, including some used for U.S. Army vehicles, according to a new report.. An internal ...
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